The Fall meeting of the NW Georgia Archaeology Society meeting will be held in conjunction with a FREE and first-come, first-serve lecture by Jim Langford at  the Etowah Valley Historical Society on November 9th at 6:00 pm.

Title: “The Post-DeSoto Apocalypse in Northwest Georgia” or  “When the World Came Crashing Down, Part II”

Jim Langford returns to lecture on “part two” of the follow-up Spanish Expedition to northwest Georgia. Jim’s first lecture, “When the World Came Crashing Down” drew a capacity crowd and amazed the audience with graphic history about De Soto’s exploration to the Etowah Valley, Native American Mississippian culture, battles and records found in the Spanish archives about his journey to what became Bartow County. The part two lecture reveals a second Spanish expedition some twenty years later with a mission to establish a colony in northwest Georgia.

Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017
Time: 6:00 – 6:30 Arrival and reception
Program: 6:30
Location: Historic Gold Dome Court House upstairs court room on Cherokee Street in downtown Cartersville, GA.

For more information, you may call Jim Langford at 404-831-1959 or Jack Walker at 770-655-2595.

 

 

Posted online on Monday, October 30th, 2017

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